Andalucía Occidental Itinerary
Day 1: In Cádiz we will start from Arcos de la Frontera, one of Andalucía’s largest, most important pueblos blancos, and we will drive from there through the natural park, Sierra de Grazalema, and explore this beaustiful natural park.
Day 2: We will take a road trip through la Costa de la Luz which is 90 km between Cádiz
and Tarifa. We’ll stop in el Palmar, which has a 4.8km white, sandy beach that
attracts surfers between October and May.
When we reach Tarifa, Spain’s southern-most tip, we can enjoy water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing. We can also possibly do some whale and dolphin watching in the clear waters of the Straight of Gibraltar. This is the pass where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean. We’ll end the day in Gibraltar, a limestone south-facing outcrop which is home to the only European primates, the Barbary apes.
Day 1: In Cádiz we will start from Arcos de la Frontera, one of Andalucía’s largest, most important pueblos blancos, and we will drive from there through the natural park, Sierra de Grazalema, and explore this beaustiful natural park.
Day 2: We will take a road trip through la Costa de la Luz which is 90 km between Cádiz
and Tarifa. We’ll stop in el Palmar, which has a 4.8km white, sandy beach that
attracts surfers between October and May.
When we reach Tarifa, Spain’s southern-most tip, we can enjoy water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing. We can also possibly do some whale and dolphin watching in the clear waters of the Straight of Gibraltar. This is the pass where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean. We’ll end the day in Gibraltar, a limestone south-facing outcrop which is home to the only European primates, the Barbary apes.